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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-01
BELLAIrsE.
Political and Prohibition Notes-hu soris of

Political and Prohibition Notes-All Sorts of
Items.
The fremen turned out yesterday TO
bury Glen Tidd, for long time Captain
of Hope No. Q.
Some Of the Bellaire merchants did their
moving by night to prevent intsrruption
to their business. -, :
The coal minera will hold mass meet.
ing this evening at City Hail. Seward
ollcera OF their association will address
them. :, $500
The funeral Of VIM. Copeland yester.
day was attended by great numbpr of
bis fellow workmen from the Belmont
glass works. -.
Major Camp began his meetings 10 n
crowded house at the Elysian Wednesdau
evening, and last night held meeting in
the First ward. -
Four young boys were arrested charged
with petit larceny, These are the chsps
who broke open the powder house Of
George Walters 4 Co. The boys plead
sniliy to the charge, snd were each fued.
Iney we're all released later. None Of the
boys are over IA years Of aRe.
One effect Of the Interstate Commerce
!aW-the closing OF the Pittsburgh trans.
Ter oiice Of the Pennsylvania system, will
make much more work at tho Cleveland
u Pittsburgh freight Office here, and the
agent has been notified to bill through to
all eastern points and will receive h;lls
directly from them.
Those Bellaire people who are satis6ed
with the boring for gas that has besn done
here and regard tho striking Of gas near
here ss hopeless, may take courage from
the sc.ion Of GAINESVILLE, which haa
asked the Legislature for authority. and
has been given authority, to bore for yas.
to test the matter thoroughly.
At a special meeting Of the Council
Wednesday night the Belmont street NV.
ing ordinance and the p,ohibitory or,;-
nance were both placed on their sacond
reading The ordinance granting tho Z.
:. ~. railway the right 10 lay third raj,
Is held IN suspense till the company sprees
to comply with an ordinance feierriag to
planking the tracks. ~
There will be no third party nomina-
tlons made, because there ia q prohihition
man running for Councilman in each
word. In local elections 1t ia sbout sp,,lsJ
tnat ponies 10 Tor very little, and at the
present time very many who usually are
suckers ior their respect tive parties have
no hesitation in determining to eupport
those men for Council who represent their
views on prohibition. Both sides have
men nominated in each ward.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers IN the City ana Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mrs. S. G. Smith and children Of thi:
city are the guests Of relatives in New
Cumberland. -
Mr.. Will B. Day has secured a position
in the Office Of the large wholesale grocery
houee OF S.. Baer's Sons.
Hon. George W. Atkinson will sneak al
Lafayette Hall, Martins Ferry, this Fri
day. evening on temperance.
Capt. +. B. Dovener has returned from
Chicago where he has been taking some
dispositions in sn insurance Gaze.
Capt. ASS Booth and Meaars. Keener
Dsvries and Berry Merchant have return.
ed home from short visit to Chicago.
Miss May Kennedy, who has been in
Charleston the past season, the guest Of
Mrs. W. A. Cracrsft, has returned home.
Mess,s. Will johnson and Ed. F. Book.
ing left lest evening on prospecting tour
through Kansas and other Western states.
Mr.. Ed. Holiday, of this city, was
among those who attended the literary
contest ct Little Washington Wednesday
evening.
Misses Lilly and Cora Gutman, two Of
Wheeling's brightest society young ladies',
are visiting their friend, Mics Hattie Son.
nebosR.-HtllaiSe Tribune.
Capt. B. Stanley and Squire D. u. Phil
lips will 90 to Steubenville to-day to rep.
resent the Ohio Valley Lodge X. OF P. Of
this city at the funeral OF James Lockhart,
the PeRiky baggage-master, who commit
ted suicide or Wednesday, and who was
O member Of that lodge.
Messrs. Harry L. Alexander and P. II.
Cloae, OF St. Clairsville, passed through
the city yesterday on their way home to
spend short vacation, from Little Wash
inston, where they are attending the
Washingtor-Jefe College. The spring
examinations closed Wednesday.
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TIE SCHOOL ESTERrA ISAIESr
Given by the Pupils OF Ritchie District Last
Evening.

Given by the Pupils of Ritchie District Inst
Evening.
An entertainment WAS given in the
grammar room Of the Richie district
school last evening by the pupils in
the several departments Of that
school, that was attended by crowd Of
relatives and friends that packed the
room almost to sutFocation. The pro.
gramme was made up Of Rotations, mu.
sic, dialogues, calisthenic exercises md
other interesting numbers, all OF which
we're warmly aRnlanlad. Tae entertain
ment vas gr at success in 'ery particu.
lar.
The examinations OF yesterday and the
day before were listened to by On unusual
ly large number Of parents. Yesterday
there were over 200 visitors at the school.
This active interest taken by the parents
and others has been very gratifying to
Prof. F. h. Crago, the principal, and his
able corps Of teachers.
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CTNT'SI
o. A. II. ENcAAlpa1ESr.
The Department Meeting at fuirmont on
April ~, sIF.

April ~. slHU
General Orders No. 0 have been issued
from the headquarters Of the Department
Of West Virginia, G. A. R., by Department
Commander Lee Hsymond, Of Clarksburg,
announcing the death OF the Department
Commander, Captain John Carlin, and
assuming command Of the Department
until tho assembling Of the fifth annual
State Eucampment which Is to be held In
Fairmont, April27. Headquarters during
the Encampment will be established Of
the Mountain City House. Tho following
rates have been arranged with railroads
and hotels for all comrades attending the
Encsmpmeut: The Baltimore & Ohio,
Ohio River and O.. &W., d. 4 G. railroads,
two cents per mile each way, and tickets
will DO sold at all points from which com.
rades will take the train. The fare at oil
hotels. including board and lodging, will
BIO 81 90 per day. .--s7 - 4,
It Is greatly desired that every Post In
tho State be represented, and all comrades
will DO made welcome. In concluding tho
order Commander Raymond says: "Com.
rades, let US have q meeting long to be re.
membeEed, not only Tor the number at.
tending, but also for the enthusiasm
shown. Let US show that the G.. A. r.
means just what 1t was intended 10 mean
by its fcunders--thst fraternity, charity
and loyalty are not merely empty sounds,
but words full ot meaning"
The day OIL 'ch the Encsmpment ia
ordered to me-. . the sixty.ffth anniver-
sary Of tho birth OF the Old Commander
Grant: and Commander.in.C Chief Fair
child hes suggested that on that day all G.
A. R. Posts hold feast Of patriotism and
receive contributions to tho Grant Memo
rial to be erected by the G. A. Il.
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Stnso OF the Water and Movements of tho
Boats,

Stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Boats.
The Courier left for Parkersburg yester-
day morning and the y. W. Bachelor for
Pittsburgh.
The river was On stand at this point
yesterday. The marks indicated depth
in the channel OF fact Inches.
The steamer Strecker ia now running
between Point Pleasant and Huntington,
having left the Marietta and Middlupott
trade.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
port nj 5 o'clock this evening. Merchants
can order goods ahipped on her by tale-
graph.
The Scotia passed up yegterday and tho
General Pike down. Both are in tho
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade and bath had
lair trips.
The Lettie has returned to her New
Cumberland trade after having been on
the docks at Parkersburg, where she was
put in frat class condition.
1t s reported In river circles that Can't,
James Woodward has Bold his steamer,
the d. .Woolward, to Joseph Walton 4
Co., Of Pittsburgh, for $4,000.
The W. n. Chancellor 10 due down this
morning on her w.y from Pittsburgh to
Charleston and intermediate points on tho
Ohio and Great kanawha rivers.
The towhont Katie Timmonds sunk a
lev nights since at Four Mile Dyke. She
is in bad condition. She belouru ia
Capt. Curehart, Of Syracuse, 0. She was
valued at about 5000.
The Princess in the Bellaire trade con.
tinues to do splendid paying trade. The
other local packets, tho Abner 0'Neai i'm
tho Stenbenville trade and the Telegram
in the Darlington business, are doing well.
Reports from above laut evening were a.
follows: pittaburgh, 3 feet 9 inches and
falling; brownsville, B feet and stationary;
Parkor'a, feet inches and necessary;
Lock No. i, O feet 10 inches and stationary;
Greensboro, feet u inches and station.
aryi showing.
The nov lerryhoat thu! tho Hgeeneys'
have been building hero for Cant, Neville,
OF East Liverpool, the "0lle Neville" ia
nbout finished and will bp running IN her
trnd0 early next week. She is very neat
little steamer and haa been bnilt In the
best possible manner.
Capt. George II. Angel, tho well known
river correspondent OF tho Cincinnati En-. |
yutrtr, has been engaged to pilot the silas
I. Coo, with three model bargos contain,
ing RohinHon's circus, to Charleston. |
Walter Thacker, with tho Ernst, will meet
/ at Point Pleasant and assist tn taking Il |
Ip tho kanawha.
Tho Lonis a. Shirley 10 duo io.lay from
for which point ahe will leave
N her return trip at ) o'clock Tomorrow
tfttrnoun. Ttts excellent atorn.whcei
'arket hay ample Accommodations for
10Th passengers and shippers, and 10 com.
handed by worry clover got OF ollicers. |
,harlie Reeves, Of this city, Is chief clcrk, !
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Another big docket is on for the police
court this morning. The house. OF Abbie
Iockson, on Eoff and Nineteenth streets,
wss raiGet by the police between 10 and
II o'clock last night and FIVE boys ranging
from Ii TO Is years old. two white girls
and two co}ored girls, the lauiiady and u
man who claimsto be an English clergyman
snd who gave his name Is Ii. Robert
Simpson, were Licked mp. The last named
man Is aaid By people who know him to
be really fallen minister, anu to be q
man OF rare culture, but peculiarly low and
yicioua tGstes. One man WAS locked up
last night for obs!ructirg the eidewaik spi
another Yesterday afternoon for fast dtiy-
ing, besides which the usua! druuks and
tlEOrderliea are on tho list.
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TRAVELLING NPAsSES,
The Last Days OF the Old Regime Freely
Taken Alyn nj npp nF

The Las, Days OF the Old Regime Freely
Taken Advantage OF.
During the past two weeks the freight
business on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
has been very heavy, and nearly all the
men have been making double time,
while every available car and engine has
been called into rs4uisiiion. This rush is
almos. entirely owing to the fact that the
Interstate Commences bill, the provisions
OF which go into effect Monday next, will
make it impossible for long distance ship
pers to obtain the favorable rates they
now enjoy.
The passenger business has also been
Increased oil late by ,hoss
holding passes, who have been taking
farewell rides on them. 4 Baltimore &
Ohio conductor said Last evening that he
had been Kept busy on the trip he had
just come in from, entering up in his re-
port the passes that we're presented. He
eaid that it seemed aa though every other
person on the train had paea.
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Tho Public Library frightened up.

During the past week, while the Public
Library has been closed, as 10 done at tbis
time. every year in order to allow tho Lii.
brarian chance 10 trace up every hook
and pick out those needing repairs, etc.,
the rooms have undergone a general reno.
waiting and cleaning. New paper has been
nnt on the walls and the place frightened
up In most refreshing manner, making
Y more attractive than ever. The cgtab.
iishment Of the Library was one Of the
best acts the Board OF Education ever did.
The Library is becoming moro and more
all tho time. - ''A0
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Paul Carroll, the young man taken to
Chicago recently by a detective, to answer
10 the charge Of the larceny OF watch,
was released on 500 bail. Mr.. f. o.
Casey, the representative OF tho Riverside
iron works at Chicago, went the lads SO.
entity, aud afterwards secured him 20.
si'ion IN a large printing office. AS many
extenuatins circumstances have been de-.
veloped in the Gaze, it ia believed that
young Carroll will DO Unchanged ut his
trial, which will come up in nbont y
month. Paul was confined in tho Deu.
PLANES street station, where the Anasch.
lptB ere imprisoned.
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Mn, NJ. l.. CAMERON, OF New York City,
has opened at No. 2l3S Main street, hat
mandatory and bleachery. Mr.. Cameron
comes hero well recommended from the
East, whore he has been engaged by one
Of tho leading firms for number Of years
past. Any gentleman wishing To have a
hat Of any shape or style remodeIed can
be accommodated by giving him a call. He
makes bats Of any style 10 order and
makes specially Of remodeling old hats
and Transforming them into the latest
atyfeo
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Tho Melville Siaters gave "The Galley
Slave" iaot night to tho largest audience
oil the week except Monday night'p, and
those present were M highly pleased as
poBEibls for al audience 10 be. The
strong play produced 80 good IN effect, in.
deed, that numerously signed request
WIS sent up to the manager to repeat the
drama this evening, which he Reluctantly
consented to do. Mr.. Hardy's cornot solos
between tho acts are really crtistic per.
formaECer, and to lovers Of good music
arc worth Ccvcrnl timeg the low price Of
Admission.
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a Parkeraburg special saya: For como
tine the friends Of both parties have tried
to arrange a glove fight butwoon Jimmy
LAWN, light weighi, Of West Virginia,
and Frank Coughlin, pngilBt o! Wheel.
ing. A letter received here today from
Coughfir's backera stateu that the latter
10 willing to have a 10 with LAWN in u
glove contest. MHrqu!1 Of Qucnnsberry
rulea. Arrangements arc being perfected
TO bring about the iiKht Mt an early day.
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BABY cricH-get up for pGregoric-stcp
on tack. ST. jacobs Oil heals wounds.


The MounGBvillc Camp Meeting ARun-
clH!ion han, NJ wus announced in ,hiB
paper some tiInn ago, contracted for an
Huditdff'iat. OFT rs pretty and popular
gronnds inw miles below hero. II III 10
DO bniIt ~ coon Rs the wouthur will nor.
NIT, in the inner circle, where tho preach.
iEI has always been conducted. Its iii.
m"pBinns nrc TO bu l5xD5 ieat md il viii
be- built II the lateBl md most approved
manner. II In nndorstood tina. several
other improvements will ho nlado on md
about the grounds before tho season opens.
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FOR SALE.

RRliidlug Site on Fifteenth s,,eei
Nliiuing Site on Fourteenth Street
~. 70 thirteenth street, rooms. 81 M,
- acre OF land near Stone Church Eyr, o
IL Acre Farm on Middle Whcelipr' lin Hm "to@:
i''sts rom TriHdelphta. SEQ per acrS 'hoe
stS Aefes on Peters Run, si,ON
" a desirable residence nj Beech B,,,o,,
Wh Ms 81 the T.. " ny; Railroad y mc on tns
ro serts u lad Will exchange for dSstSSss s s9
40, 40 y! ;, virginia street, toaucd f,s,,o ho,.
can e Ssn tsS 'front.' running back 10 alley isl tt
room, ground 60 by Us ieet '''"'s HI" bath
NO. l3) Twelfth it,rct,
ri Mo' aoo Market street. ground 81 foo, ,,o,, ,
S,l93 ''''ih; can be bought for
AMI No. :, i@ TwGn.yn!nth street, ,oorc, ,O,s,
bought for 5000 '''>e VI ground; eau he
~ hx IsLv Shaplinc street, u rooms, 81 eoo
,ss SniGuits File oil Ninetccuth sinst ~, a, NJ,
No. 60 North Frunl stscc,.
~ JAMES A. HENRY
no, hCSl Estate Agent. Goticcto, and No,.,v ,,,,o,
N'uN No, 1911 MErSct
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MRSsns. Dawn KuLL, Jn., X Co., tho
~nll-known carriave buildU,s, have jus,
completed live nov wsgonH Tor band of
pyplcS which wGs camped at Elm Grove
list summer untor tho command Of King
Stanley. Tho wagons aro not ordinary
everyday wagons, but aru what might be
called travelling palaces on Wheels" nc
they arc each nlRid with llne unqhionp
which viii DO used Us bHdg, aad each aide
Of tho wagonH and the back doors Rru eet
with Gno German plate glasu.
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ADDITIONAL NOTICE.

i. Louis F. stliel, stockholder of Tho uco,,o,
IRE insurance Company OF Wheeling. VI. IA =
hetcby Gire noiice OF ny intention 10 @tfrnr NJ tS
General ,inn meeting Of the stockholders OF laid corpor
PSI. ut the otce OF the said Comnanr! ~ nP'. II;
ro , street, in the city Of Wheeling punp.
ton. to-wit: '"ins 'es'Iu-
ResoNi, "That the time nj tho eo,,...u
tnis corporation the &C srmsn Fire lusn awe, Ee,
nshy OF Wheeling, ". Val be cItSnse5 So tn-
a Fly Hess beyond the llth day Of May ISsi tbe
NJ sIe eEpISton OF the lime liGed Tor s
WHEELING ". Va, March 10 Isl - oi u,rt e..
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We have Just received full line Of
SPRING OftECOATiNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand a handsome line or Meek.
wear and Gentlcmen's Furnishing t!nudg,
Z. HESS y SONS,
no. 1921 Market Street.
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Removal,

Having fitted my new room No. 1o5s
Main street, l am prepared to show an
elegant line OF goods, such as are kent in
hfst-class lewelry store, Watches, Dia.
moInds, Clocks, Silrerware, etc. | also
MAKE specially OF the ChristaiSpectsclep,
best in the market. W.. LuKKSs,
-, No. 1858 Main street,
Watch repairing specially.
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4. L. RICE 4 co.


We extend general invitation TO Che
Ladies' 10 attend our Opening Of Pat.
Tern fats ant BOnncts on Tuesday, April
), at which time we will hive On tX.
hiblti0n the largest md choicest cOIlec.
ton Of High Arl Millinery ever shnwn
In this city. A, l.. RICE Il co,
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AS reported by Christ;Ra Schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. 9L.I az, BEN. 7rN
3l' 10 ~ 81 IS
NcAthcf-Cnudy,
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RESPONSIBILITIES Of tha lNTELLI-
GESCEi changing THAR residence
should leave their new address at this
Office 10 Insure the prompt delivery of
the paper.
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Qhe GNtelhTQauctr,

GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL co.

%6ntci-A Gid to do H0uscwoTk.
BfAIs CRgcS- Geo. n. JOhH,nnh Suus
Clydcslnlc Oan-JRlnts 81 klTk.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Louis 4. ShiflGy
Grand OpCrn !Iouhc FnnCis LRbArIr
Sealed rIor1SAls-SupGi!uICnL Of the Yves,
Virgins FcniiGnl!Nry.
important Aids 10 I.canHe;S RR the YlaH8
Bridge WO:k-Dr, :. Il. JcCurmicG- Head OF
Local,
Grand Opera loUsc-Tue Mcly.c sisicrs-
Fourth page.
Boys Gnt ChUdTcu's Clo;h!aS-M Grtuan (
CO.-FouIth JHyc.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENE.

inc second q Floor OF No. ll54 Main street
30 Ivy Fifteenth street, 5 rooms, SIS Na ,,,.
20. ?96 Eighteenth street. rooms SioGr., Eonth.
ural gus. ''ou.s with nat.
w Stossoom southeast corner Of Seventeenth mn,
Gas s'e s,o Room No 2Ss Main street. With no,u-s,
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ior comior: and wear are nnexcelled. We
carry large line OF them, in Gentlemen's
5hoes OF all grades. Call and examine
them. j. ". AMCK.
lli3 Main street..
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WASHINGTON, D. g., April For West
Virginia and Western P1nnEy!vanIa, gen.
orally fail weather, higher temperature,
variable winds.
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Our opening OF Pattern Hats and Bon.
nets takes place on Tuesday, April s..
A. L. RICE 4 Co.
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The Stock is much larger than ever before and
the liberal crop Of exquisite and confined novelties
that you'll see sparkling all the way through it can't
help but please Mothers and delight Lads. We
took time and used great in the selection of the
Fabrics and Trimmings, and worked and watched
and watched and worked while the great stock was
being made; and now after years and years Of Wig
orous and persistent efforts to l:ESuise the
Standard Of our Boys Clothing, we have
now reached that point Of REAL EXCELLENCE
where further Improvement seems to be impossible
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WANTED.

INFANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
~ 70 sell ny new goods. s25 per week SALARY
tition. Rare chance. Address with s,amp Tor
terms, !; n. WEAVER, 1879 n. Division street, Butt:
~ ~. ~. :. mrl7
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NOTICE OF A GENERAL MEETING

n UiiCE OF 4 GENERAL MEETING
~ OF the stockholders OF the German Fin, In.
sutance Co Of Wheeling. W. Vn. az Al
.c a general mGeilpg OF the Stockholders Of the
" Ge T1 FIRE Insurance Company Of wheeling,
70 be held at the principal office OF The said cosno,
WtStHton No. q Fourteenth s,rcct. In the civ Of
wheeling: ". Va, on SATURDAY, the 9th dsyy Of
Apti ls;s,. a. O'Clock p NJ for tho purpose Of
70 DC offered al said meeting TO extend The lime 81
ne continuance OF said corporation for aity reay.
s STyGnd tme LIN day Of May 1851 and to trpsac,
meeting, and rs may be lawfully transncica ~" hr
sai "a. s.ocxholdsB In general meeting assembled
By order Of the Board OF Directors
MS. EDlSE
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FOR RENT.

Having decided to leave Wheeling, l will otre,
Tor rent the Store known for twenty years as Brucs
Dry Goods store.
It Is tho c.caness and bsst arranged house In the
city ioF my business; is furnished with everything
complete and newly grained and carpe,ed.
his the best opening ever offered In this city for
any one who wants to opan Dry Goods House.
Have received u lot OF new spring Goods thu,
CailRt " "''' P''Ne'
mri7 No lIao N.IS SrpErr
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4. l.. Rice y Co.
Our opening Of Pattern Hsts and Ron.
nets takes place on Tuesday, April 5.
A, L, kIcr & ca
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F0R SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE
TOR SALE.

pc a su MS,snSwn property Ae old LIS. plscct
S Miliaied on the National Road, Two and om,s hall
IniFs ~ this city: The house Is MmtshcJ WITH
SIS hftd water. Witt make an elegant .,r m,.n
u'''e' Apply personally, os address 10y letter,
mrs CONRAD sElDERT,
WhGetinX, ", Va.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THE ROOMS FORMER
IL LY occupied by ", F. Peterson, as an lnsur.
anee eilice, No. llG9 MaIn street, These rooms
have Recently been enlarged and are well adapted
lor Office use or Tor fancy DRY goods. millinery or
nolion store. Apply Al the ENCHANGE BANK,
mf31
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-01

The display is SO splendid at all points that it de-
serves strong words, and we confidently submit it as
THE BEST that can be done in the way Of Boys
and Chidren's Clothing. Remember that we sell
more Boys Clothing than any three Stores in
Wheeling, and sell them cheaper. And bear this in
mind: No matter how low price other Clothiers
may name we always sell the same quality DIETER
made) for-Notas Low-but a Lower.
Price. 5ata